Aquasportdad
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- Aug 21, 2010
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Recently rebuilt Crusader 5.7 Classic Series port engine with a total of maybe 30 minutes running time. Ran great then... Began blowing white smoke out the exhaust. Pulled the plugs and found equal amounts of water (antifreeze) in 2-4-6-8. No water in the oil. When you turn it over, shoots antifreeze out the plug holes. Boat yard Mechanic says he thinks it's the head gasket. Mechanic who rebuilt the engine says it's probably the exhaust manifold or the riser/elbow. He said I wouldn't have water in all four pistons if the head gasket blew. Only one maybe two. Besides, gaskets are brand new. Also, had a brand new riser put on at the end of the season. Don't think that's it...
So the question is, Headgasket or manifold or... something else?
So the question is, Headgasket or manifold or... something else?
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